Air Forces of The Moscow Military District
Source Feskov et al. 2004, p. 145
- Shatalovo. 1046th Training Center (MiG-25, Su-17, Su-24), 1994.
- Shatalovo. 164th Separate Guard Reconnaissance Regiment (MiG-25, Su-24), 1994.
- 9th Fighter Aviation Division (Kubinka)
- Shatalovo. 32nd Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment (MiG-23MLD)
- Kubinka (air base). 234th Guards Fighter Regiment (MiG-29).
- Migalovo. 274th Assault Regiment (Su-17), 1994.
- Sennoy. 343rd Fighter Training Regiment (MiG-23, MiG-29), 1994.
Other units in the Moscow Military District (Vasquez)
- Buturlinovka. 186th Attack Training Regiment (Su-25), 1994.
- Stupino Airfield. 436th Separate Transport Regiment (Mi-8), 1994.
- Tambov. 4255th Reserve Aircraft Depot.
Air Forces Training Centres
- Savostleyka/Savasleyka. 148th Combat and Type Training Center (Su-27, MiG-31, Mi-8), 1994. 54th Fighter Regiment (Su-27), arrived c.1994 (disbanded 2005-7).
- Borisoglebsk. 160th Fighter Training Regiment (MiG-21, MiG-29), 1994.
- Totskoye. 281st Fighter Training Regiment (MiG-23), 1994. (Volga Military District)
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